07 Jun 1963
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Newspaper
Port Angeles Evening News
Location
Port Angeles, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1963
Page
1
The Port Angeles Evening News published in Port Angeles Washington on Friday June 7 1963 lists copyright notices and staff roles for the paper. It notes the paper founded in 1886 as The Model Company and details ownership of advertising and illustrations.
An editorial in the Crown Zellerbach Times warns that eliminating the capital gains provision affecting tree farming could double taxes at harvest and endanger gains from reforestation and responsible forest management. It recalls the 1944 tax design that supported long term tree growth, road and fire protection, and expanded payroll, urging continued policies as private timberlands progress.
Associated Press columnist James Marlow analyzes Governor George Wallace’s plan to block black enrollment at the University of Alabama. A federal injunction warns him not to interfere. Wallace vows to act, saying constitutional government is at stake, despite court orders desegregating public education.
New York columnist HAL BOYLE surveys public attitudes on anger and modern life. He notes a California study linking wrong lane speeding to domestic strife and contrasts it with bowling as harmless venting. Other items touch JFK letters, car leasing trends, historic flight, global Christianity, college savings, insurance for art, and space age spider webs.
President Kennedy's proposed tax cut faces countervailing rises from Social Security increases and planned tax hikes. Mills proposes higher payroll taxes, extending to $5,400 earnings, with automatic increases in 1966 and beyond. Net effect suggests citizens gain less than the intended $10 billion cut, as the base for future reductions also grows.
In Davis Inlet Labrador AP dispatch, Fr Francis C Peters, a missionary famed for rugged methods, defends justice with force and self taught skills from dentistry to plumbing. He boasts child mortality drop and no illiterates among Nascopie Indians while planning integration into white civilization. Later Olympia politics note former Chief Roy Kelly eyed for new capital campus police roles.
Readers dispute foreign policy, Monroe Doctrine, and economic clues in 1963 era. A Sequim and Port Angeles audience question Khrushchev, Cuba, Haiti, Indonesia, and Hungary while noting gold outflow and WW II debts. They urge accountability and a Monroe Doctrine petition signed at local homes.
June 7 1923 note reports John M Wilson as Fourth of July committee chair promising a record celebration. Neal Thomas leads town band rehearsals while Rev Mark Matthews preaches at Masonic Temple. Clallam County fair track to be improved. First car voyage to Lake Ozette with Verne Samuelson driving and Herbert Crisler aboard.
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